Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 25 February 1941 — Page 1

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republicans drop sales tax plan

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT

|>r. Mueller (>ue«t [i Speaker Tonight I Hr It II Mueller, of lnd*anap<)ll> I di.trh t .upei iniendetit of Evange-1 I Ileal churchea. Will he the gue.t I I «p«uker at the union revival *er-1 I vice a 1 the Flr.t Method!*! < bur. h I thia evening at *:10 o'clock. The.e I .ervire. Will continue each nigh' I ,| thia week egeept Sa'urJay The I large.i Monday night crowd of 'he aervlcea Waa pre.ent la.t evenI mg WILLKIE AGAIN URGES SUPPORT FOR AID DHL Thousand* Cheer Willkie In Speech To State legislature lndlana|M>lU Fell 3U ‘UP* I Wendell U Willkie t<dd a milling ( crowd <rf "everal thoil.aud 11 ooaI lera In the houae of representative. ( 'today that If America take, thej I path of iaoiation ah, refute, the • print I pie. that made Indiana and I theae I'nited State, great j Stopping briefly enroute to New i I York, the I'tlo Repubioan pre.i I i dent lai < andldate accepted a long j | .landing invitation of ih> legi.la ; tore to addrea. them Knthualaatle llatenera. Ilepubll-1 <ana and Hetnocrata alike greeted | ‘ the Klwood native with a thunder-, 1 ou* ovation and atood in imam i i tnou. applan.e at the rlnae of the: j apee< h "No man < an asy with any final I ity. ’ Wdlkie »aid "that our way of | life will all. Vive the pre.ent ordeal i ! "All over the world people are I <|vlte ai< k of politicians. If we. who 1 week 10 lead tr<e people, d" not. I rl*e above our old method, oh' I political trading We are contnbut- | Ing to the downfall of that way of life ” Willkie pointed ont that thej world baa shrunk many times over since the day when it took (Jeorge I Washington more than a week to I travel from Mount Vernon to New ; York Io be Inaugurated as first ‘ preaident "We are removed momentarily from Hitlerism by S,«m miles of ; i ocean but It Is just for a brief ’ moment." be said. He pleaded with .upportera and opponents of aid to England and the lease iend bill to abandon | "emotional arguments which ac- i , compli.h naught " I The discussion of the question of aid to England transcends pollth'*, he asserted. Former King Alionso In Critical Condition Rome, Fob. M tl'Pi Persons | close to foraner king Alfonso XIII of Npain said that he had suffered another heart attack this afternoon and his condition was most critl- ' . cal. DEMANDSIAPAN OFFICIAL QUIT Japanese Move Seen Ah Sign Os Unrest With Government 1 Tokyo. Feb. 25 —fllM -A direct < 1 demand was made In parliament 1 today lor the t eslgnation of minister of commerce Ichiio Kobayashi J as a move was dlsclo.red to force . appointment of a "temporary act-, Ing premier" to replat e Prince' 1 Fumimarl Konoye, who Is 111 with a cold. • I Ryo Koyamu demanded Kobay lashl's resignation at a formal meetJ Ing of the house accounts commitI tee, asserting that he had been re- ! spon.lble for leakage of cabinet J plans for a "new economic structure." He accused Kobayashi also of ’ evading tai payments in his prlJI vale capacity as a big Industralfat. Kobayashi denied both accnm ’ , atlona. Regarding the plan for n "new economic structure.” he also denied charges that economic ’ i plans were tinged with radicalism. Newspapers, revealing the campaign against Prince Konoye on ’ ! the ground that he had been absent from parliament since Feb it. ' | Indicated that the government had | (COXTLbiL'ICD ON PAGE NX)

GOVERNMENT TO PUT ALUMINUM ON RATION LIST More Rationing Orders Expected To Aid Work On Itefennen Washington. Feb 25 <UP> llefense official* predicted today that the government having ordered strict control of aluminum and ma- • hlne tool production would Invoke similar mandatory priorities soon to ration the output of eight or more other industries for defense. The offi, e of production management told aluminum and ma< hlne tool prodm era yesterday that they must give preferem•• tn the future to defense orders that all their |w-ndlng orders must be submitted to the o|’M once a month for priority rating It was the first step by the government to Interfere with private Industry to get what It needs for defense tiPM official, "aid invo, at ion of mandatory priorities In aluminum and mar hlne tools would "not Ire the last' Other pttslti, t* needing similar preference to meet "acute shortages, they said Include mag nealum neoprene tn synthetic rubber f alm structural steel shapes, stainless and nickel steels, nb kel and tungsten all eSt ept nickel and tungsten now are under some form of voluntary priority rest net inns Edward It Htettinlus. OPM di rectoi of priorities announced th>drastic federal control of aluminum and ma< him tool prodm lion late yesterday He promised steps would be taken to nirtail disloralioti of > iviltan life, but com eded that under such a mandatory ays--11, in "somebody must get hurt " Defense offi, tala have tried voluntary allocation of defense materials without auccea. That led to lite d>-< islon to invoke the first indusfry wide. "take-lt-or-leav- it" control. To the man In the street, the order may mean that he'll have to <<viN rtsti'Kii nw noir etvict $5,000 DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL Fort Wayne Damage Suit Goea To Trial Before Jury Here The plaintiff rested her case this afternoon in the damage age suit being heard in the Adami circuit court. At about 1:50 o'clock, after calling four witnesses to the stand, plaintiff's counsel rested. The witnesses were Mrs. Morthorst. her husband. Or. William Clark and one of the co-defendants. Robert Koch. A Sfi.mm personal Injur/ damage suit was opened this morning in Adams circuit court with the February petit panel hearing the case and Judge J. Fred Frucht-t presiding. In the suit, Mrs. Jessie Morthorst. of Fort Wayne Is seeking to rocover that amount In her com plaint, which names the American Railway Espress Company, lu employe, Robert Koch and the W. T. Grant company as defendants. Mrs Morthorst charges that on June IT. 1*37, while she was walking down Calhoun street. Koch, while working for the egpress company. opened a trap door in ,he sidewalk leading into the base ment of the department store. Hhe asserts that the door caught her ylght foot and threw her to the concrete. She alleges numerous injuries, some <»f which are averred to li« permanent. The complaint stales that she was an able bodied house, wife at the time of the accident aud that she did some soliciting Since that time she avers that she has lieen unable to perform her regular duties She was 43 years old at the <roNTIMHRI> ON PAttr «IX> WEATHKR Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, foliowad by light snow Wednesday night anti in southwest in afternoon; colder tonight eacept tn extreme southwest portion.

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Dvcatur, Indiana, Tuesday, February 25,1911.

See .More ChaniceN in Ix’nd Bill JI • Senators Robert A Taft and Arthur Cooper Opponents of 'be lend I'-ase lilll Incliidibi* ■••• u.ifoi « II \ 'l' lfi of j Ohio left, and Arthur t'.ippei of K.Ol-1- tin hi >i| 1, In- >i>it.ii. «on tlnite their attiu k« on tin bill iietui.- the «eii.it, which I* debating the measure It was Indualed the idmiulst 1 n io> might ,i« <ep .fuitber amendments 10 the bill

MARCH DRAFT CALL TWELVE Twelve Krom Adams County To Leave March 10 For Year’s Service I ; Twelve more youths will leave .(here Monday morning. March 10. j to enter selective service training I W'heo this quota has been filled I Adam* • omity will line I' men In train ins ’ Tho*e wtp» will leave on March ; I<i ar- V I1»2 John Ando non Jone*. 21. Decatur. V 2*>2. Neverin .Herbert Si burger. io, lieeatut V 221. Wendell Smith Sheehan 21 1 ; Dec alitr. route three; V, Paul I George Krick 21. Iterator V-2H. Jerome Anthony Grot I h.itiu. 22. formerly of lie. atm V'sl2 Uh hard William Andrew 21. Decatur route four; 11" Cedric Jacob Coh -bin 21 Deiatur r nite four, 157. Junior Drake. 21 !*»■«.•- tin . 117 R"i • • ||. try \|. v. i l>ei atm I*s. Edgar t'hrlatlan Fuelling. 22. In . atilt, route 1 till, [ Norbert Henry Ilultenieiei 21 I Iterator. I! 1 171. Haymond 1,. Roy Smith. 21. Berne The men will leave from the draft headquarter* tn the jnilill. library building on Third street at * 2.1 a tn on a regular bu« They will go to Fort Benjamin Harrison and it successful in passIng their examinations will be a< ' i-i-ptial It no*. they will tn- returni ed and replacements sent from the <r» ovti witter> <w ettiw vivk> STEEL STRIKE IS THREATENED Strike Os 60.000 Steel Workers Is Threatened Today <By t’nlted Preval laibor dispute* delayed prodm • ' ■ tlon of national defense material* ■ at 16 plant* today and a strike of ' go,*** steel worker* was threaten ' ed In eastern mill*. Negotiation* were adjourned tn the strike of 7.800 United Auto mobile Workers it’ltti at the Mil waukee Wls plant of the Aillsf'halmer* Manufacturing Co. after a union mass meeting voted to support the negotiating committee's demand for "union security" and paraded with a coffin labeled 1 "here Iles the Allls-t'halmers antill n lon policy." I". S. conciliator James I’ Holme* ; and Thoma* Burn* of the office of production insnag-inent left the union-company conference* to re port to Ol’M official* at Washing--1 ton. Holme* said the negotiation* would not be re*umed until he receives further instruction* from the government official* Burn* had j come to Milwaukee for the confer ences when company and union official* became engaged in a dispute over interpretation of an agreement reached at Washington ~~tCONTINUPD ON PAUS FIVE)

Funeral Wednesday For Former Sheriff Funeral vl<e. wIH b held Jt 2 |» m «EST> Wedii. -d - || F • I II • hurch in Van Wt O. for it II Steven*, former sheriff of Van Wert county who died suddenly while -pending the winter at Fort Myers. Fla He was well known in Ite.atur and Vi.im couaty The body may In* » ew.-<l at the Tore Knoll funeral bien* in Van Wert LENT TO OPEN ON WEDNESDAY Decatur ( hurchvs To Observe ,Vh Wednesday With Services With the opening of th.- la-nten season tomorrow churches of the ■ ity ate planning appi'p late *erthe* The D-.atur ministerial association will hold a union service Weritie.d-ry morning, 'lie Zion Lutheran ihitirh Wednesday evening and regular A«b Wednesday service* will li. held .it the St ' Mary* Catholic church Hour* of 'h.- church service* follow Union Service The gpei ial Asli Wednesday service which is being sponsored by 'he Decatur ministerial association will Ire held tomorrow morning, in the First Evangelical church The service will begin at S o'clock and continue for one hour The detailed program ha* been arranged by the committee on evangelism of which the Rev* Geo S Uwier and l M Prugh are the memberThe pastor of th- host church will , preside, while other minister* will i share in the service. The guest speaker will be Rev. ' 11. H Mueller. DD of Indianapolis He will speak on the subject i "A Cross or a Burden The genera! public I* Invited tn attend the service Z.on Lutheran A special -ervie Wednesday evening at the Zion Lutheran • hurt h ; will usher in it series of Lenten de-. votion* in whl< it the vicarious suf-1 faring and death of the Savior will be depicted and proclaimed Th. service tomorrow evening will begin at 7 .10 o'clock and will be tn charge of the pastor. Rev. Paul W Rc-hbltr The vested choir of the church will participate In these services with seasonal selections. Tomorrow evening the choir will sing. "The Old Rugged Cross " According to a statement by Rev. Hchnlu. the*., passion service* are deeply cherished and appreciated by parishioners and consequently , they have been Well attended in the past Th- public I* invited to attend 1 these services at the Lutheran crv»WTtVI'SSI’ rest PVil* <’lV«t Regular .Meeting Os Lions Club Tonight The regular meeting of the Decatur Lions club will be held tonight I at fi 15 o'clock iti th« Rice hotel.

Proposed Three Percent Tax Shelved; Hope To Avoid Any Increase In Taxes In State

HOPE TO PASS AID MEASURE BY SATURDAY Leader* Os l-end-Lease Meeting In Conference With Roowevelt W.I -hiiigton Felt 2S 1 I P I !n. mo<ratie leader*, after a long I .conference with President Roomvrlt. said today they were still driving for senate pa*«ave oL th- Brit- ' i«h aid bill by Saiurday despite <qe threats to filibuster against ; any -peedup in -eiiate prm •. dunI'hainnatl Waller I lie* I' , Ga . of the —nate foreign relation* Kimmitte- and pilot of the bill in the senate, senate Democratic* lead- . tllien Barkley <K Kentucky, vice-j pre.'ldeut ll"nry A. Wallace, -peak- 1 .* Sam Raylmin and hou-e Itemo ' cratic leader John W McCormack of Muscat h'i«etts conferred for approximately *•» minute* with Mr • Roosevelt. We hope to get through by Sa'- 1 urday Barkley *a.d Hut of 1-OUise We < all't lie cure of 11. I haven 1 seen any evidence o! fill bu-'er op»*n threat* hy opposition I tor# to fllibnMfr have Im***ib dirwt I ' ed 'hu- far against suggestions by i Barkley I*l bold longer senate res-1 I slons to speed up action, rather I i than against the lull it«eif .1-1 1 ati would begin * onsidering amend- I 1 m*'nt« by Thursday. Former Corn (• rower* Head Fatally Injured Logansport, Ind. Feb. 2a II I’l | John W. Kerlin. 7<S. Rm kfleld former President of the Indiana corn growers association, died yes terday shortly after a Wa'iash freight train struck the- car in which he wa- riding at a crossing i near his home He wa- a m«ml»er of the Carroll county council and a former county j < ommissioner. o New Paper Sacks For Carrier Boys Carrier boy« of the Daily Democrat Iri*olM with brand new paper -*i< k* again la«t niffht. ThD time the new holder- for Div daily paper arw <re»*n with th* paper'* name in Hold. Carrier* and helper* < alike were funihhed the n< * *a< k- . < BERNE SCOUT TROOP WINNER Troop 67-A To Represent County In Regional First Aid Contest Troop g*-A of Berne will comI pete In the regional Boy Scstul , first aid contest at Fort Wayn- In | Maiv h. having established a-n aver- , age of *7 points last ihk it in the i county contest. CommiMloner SylI Vester Everhart announced today .MeuUters <sf the iiwm are Wari rest Sprunger. Edmund Baumgartj ner. John and Deltiert Sprunger 1 and Fiedetlck Lelchty. Clarence I Sprunger Is the Scoutmaster I Troop <2 of Decatur stored an i average of M points la>*ell Smith |ls th- Scoutmaster Troop S7 of ! Berne scored an average of 7!t points. Clarence Sprunger Is also Its Scoutmaster. Troop til of Decatur scored an average *rf M points. Harry Grube Is Its Scoutmaster Members of the other iroop teams areTroop «7-B. Thomas Sprunger, Kenneth Wittwer. Edison Reynolds. Burl Sprunger and Rober* Voder Troop SI: William Downs, Hub- , ert Schmitt. Joseph Diutiels. Jack Down*. Robert .Mrysr. Troop St: Frank Young. Morri* ' McClure. Roger Knapp. Tom Colter (CONTINUBD ON PADS FAVb) 1

PLAN HEARING. SPEECH CLINIC I’si lota Xi Sorority Sponsor* Clinic Here February 27-2* Plans for the Indiana university speech and hearing clinic. Io be held in this city F< bruary 27 and under the •|siii«<ir«liii> the Psi lota Xi sorority, were annount • d today by Walter J Kri< k < ity school superintendent The t-llnii will he hell in the Jun lor-senior high -* hool building, with Miss |_iila lairsen a« superand Mi-- Jam Delten a- '• IThey will he abb- to examine altout SO children with defective -pcei h and give group hearing le.ts to a* many as The clinic li.i- a twofold purpose Eximination and re< oiiimendatlon of treatment for defective speaking children and the discovery of tho-- children who have defective heating aie the purpose* Parents have lie.-n invited to have their children attend th« clinic Youngster* Hi the »ei end grade or higher will Ire aciepted. In the speech dlvGlon they may l«* taken a' the rate of about two each hour from a. m until 2 P m The local comrnHi*'e in charge I* lomposed of Mi-- Fan llaamiH-11. * hairttian Mr* George Auer and Mr- J<**«e Hil e The clinii ha • beell Opened tO < llllllletl lit 'lie ptlllI lie. parm lnal and county m hools ti»i* y«*#r. the <4Hii»i SOIL FERTILITY SCHOOL MAR. 5 Soil Conscnalion And Fertility School To Be Held Here Farmers Wf»hing tn have soil Jested for lime heeds should - <ure sample" a- soon a- po"»ibl>ami hold them tor th* »oil tonservation and fertility "• li*»«*l which will be held at th* L moln -. h*«d. It la'ut .Match Following i- a pri.Ktam es tin day - actn tieCall Schllg. morning * b u'inan '< 30 to 1" a 111 Soil lesling. io a in Conserving Terti'.ity with lime legutm - and manure George Enfield, assistant in ag'on ..myext.-n.mil \ brl. * n». nssloti will Ih- pr.-s.-iil’-il on - ~-.-i iim-ntal results showing some id the taitor* affecting < rop yields Th.**, include plowing as tn depth and lime sub«oiling and methods of < ullivall*lll Reawili" will b. given for growing leginm s in the ro tatlon ami how to get them. Th.- value ot iitm how it works and how long It last* how it ass.-. tsoil organic matter, and the value, preservation am| be,' use of farm manure w ill he din us»ed I! a tn. Erosion control on < rop land R <• <'«l’ extension -**ll . otiservatioi ■' Purdue This sub Jcct will deal w'h the effect, of soil erosion and the methods of it* control on crop land These ni.tli l<'< IS'TiN t'KI * nV P4GV VIVKI Sister M. Aloysia Is Critically 111 Word wa* r*-* l ived here toda? hy Mr» Mary T Holthouse of North Third street, of the critical illness of her aunt. Ulster M Aloysia. who Is a patient In the hospital at th>. Mothei house. Fon du la.* - , Wia. Little hope was extended tor her recovery, Mrs. Hollbouse mated. She has boon ill for sometime with angina pectoris and wa* moved from the ho»pl'al a' Monroe. Wi < to Fon du Lac last Sunday. She wilt lie S 3 year* old in April Sister Aloysia wa- mother superior of the St Agnes *l*t*T'a home In thi« c'lty and principal of the Catholic school from isni to !!»!!< She visited here a few years ago ! when serving as mother general of I tho St. Agne* order.

Price Two Cent*.

GOP Leader* Term Sales Tax “Dead Piieon” At Pre*ent Session Os State Assembly. SEEK SI BSTITI TE lmliatialH.il" F-h 'UP " i 11. piil.il. .hi lead, i- .nm.iim .d - 'day 'hat th.- three p.-u. tn this ".«ion of th* lee-l-iatii,. ..ml , th**y will 4tt»*inpi hi th- bli ••nnml hi ot-ib’r to avoid ’ho Thl* tPiif.iiiv* iKr»M flout W 34 j r«’»M he<| at i h foMhy e onnro of th* * n and <rf th«‘ Mtiitt* <!DP «■ immhO’* ’ A’Hi’h* »w »>ti. -t ’«• ’’»!» • wa« M h*dtil»d for tonight »’ ahh h i H*p Hoy I ILilimii. i: \tihH. I ( commiti•••*. Maid th*' parly must » 4 4|.. im-r.M tn.- if no hi»t*nm»* fat l-vi- ot up i • strait M*kH hmls*-i whh lh«- *v » pvrtatinn* tha» t -in ill drfh It . would r» nuh in IMS -| Harrison said 'hat party 1...de.« dl.l hut belle,.- the biennial appi " r Id 1..- cut stiff . i-ntly i to avoid a * pl. t. defi. It. ! But Hie "Tr.| m tie al a--, moly I would meet soon enough to ac up,l am .'* ai.- in a pre. ai ion, . .nidiI thin. Harrison -aid , ' He i..|Hiit.'d that th. .-mire gen- . j eial fund budget would have to l>.< . rewritten t» .an . t w.i p>. pared 'ln term* of the old governmental ("dtp and must Im revised Io con|focti w th the Repnldi. ab ■ hang, s Most of the Illidge' decease" It i w.i« I’idh al.'d would be made lit 1 '■ ' in., n *« ouilhi**d bv th* b<i iih*t I Republican lead. -aid they } h<»p» d to ,if»b ft) ri-pfir* mi ’h** • | th»* whoi*' In’*' it: th** 4v*'k to Im*- ■ I xih work on th*‘ upjhupi i.ition bill. I Holli houses of th. I.'gislatiHrt today passed a Reptibb. an de. enI I trallz.itloii bill ovet Governor ' I title sessions while aw tiling .p---pearam-e of Wendell L Willkie I Th.- tm asur. •pa -d . r.,.i. < i 'governor lieutenant gov-,urn ..'if | treasurer. Th. house appi .v. d r I j governor's veto m. --agr ..nd th.* I Th Hate re. ailed 'he i.ill passi'ed y.-.ierday .ifternoon which ■ would p oi :.|. an ev 'tip'i -.on person.il property tax d famb ■ ■.s > . !■ .. h , BRITISH ARMY CAPTURES PORT Brava, Another Italian African Port. Is Captured By British li Nairobi, Kenya. F.-b (U.p - j British empire troo|>«, dilvl'tg tho . 1 Italiaiis 110 mil. •< bet.. . them in II two days, have captn . I 'he Port i I of Brava, only 100 mile- down ‘ho > Italian Hcmaliland <•< t Hunt M l gndisclo. a .'ominunlqn.' -aid t ><l ty. It was unnou'i' -I i'so that > Ethl.lp .il) Il i • ,'till l-. 'id ■ Ipilll e.l Muy,it. which iraddl.-" the Kenya- • Eth iopin fron?h*r. I Emplr* troop* from U♦ *1 \fr <1 i.ipitit4«4l Hrav.i whilo South Xfti< »n troop* * b’amtl up the area of <»el|h 1H» mile* down ’he rn.tsi, whh h they had r'lptutetl Saturdav The South Afrhrounded «in ii patty nt Italian uho had b.-4*n : stranded hi the bn*h , | Hoti th African troop* ahn » mlt j (CN)MTINVKD ON FAQ« fIV